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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
i sxTIrUL FEMALE ooUXrERFEIrER CAUGHT

A SHTLFUL FEMALE C0UNTERFEITER AUGHT
Mrs Annie Kelly who said BY Secret Service officers
to the most expert
eeursry was arrestei yesterday with her sister, Ellen
Jarrett No 2s7 East onehundr eleventh st The
the moulds metal and the
Ii, cSuutcffeiling and also l6s counterfeit doiiAra
Mira Kelly. whesc husband has been arrested and sen
fenced several tes the Detectives SAY Tor ceunterenx
setsr AMI latter had nothing 10 do with the
4 letter shown, however spperony from brother Of
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

w2ndsoY Keep President Of the Chicago ana
Northwestern Railroad Company: Marvin Hnghit ana sam
ue W Allerton of Chicago Stanton Blake OF Bos!on
Tosi Brunsiek-Hsnrv Yates Thompson Of The Pal Mdl
Gazette and Baron Lagcrfelt swedish Consul a. Pupurg
- Nuryav ma Hotel-JudRe william J. wallace, OF BY
Breroort H:~s-Jon Quincy Ada%s o. ennrs
~ s. NayyI ffN Avenue Hotel-Coonel Jonas H. fTench'
OF Boston and John Finch. OF Illinois AMor h""ss
ExCongressman Z. Ii Brewer OF Westfed. N. \.
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supERiyTEyDEyr PARSONS rEsrYF1Es.

Parsons of the Park Department testi
hed in the Park investigation yesterday with regard to
his duties and his knowledge Of PARK matters He said
in answer to Mr. shearmans questions that he did not
examine the who appointed unless they we're
gardeners He did not think that the best men were
always appointed Ia the department. He said that men
suspended by him sometimes restored, and ne men
tiopcd instance
MI crimmns-rLe man you mentioned was punished oy
tle Boafi lar the ofeece which you suspended him
Mr. parsonsYes obliged ~ lose three days pay
Auditor Van valkeuberg and Charles ii. Myers
enecrs IN the Annexed District recalled testi
fed as TO the manner Of conducting the in their de-
lartments-
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AyAMEypEp cOMrLAIXr ~ THE 1ILDEX CAS-

AyAMENDED COMPLAINT ~ THE 7TLDEN CASE.
The lie th Of Mrs Mary b. Peon, Samuel Tildens sscr,
has caused DELAY the Tlen Will contest proceedings
peos MoCurdr the attorney George H. Tden tho plain
TN will TO-DAY serve an amended complaint IN the case on,
carter edyard the defendants lawyers which VIII only
original complaint In that the
OF Mrs will be substituted Sor her a. defend
arts CARER Ledvard will have twenty days 10 he an
amended aud II nothing unforeseen occurs the case
will placed calendar Of the June term oil the su'
l.VWe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
JOSEPH HUssEYs MYSTERIOUS WOUND.

Joseph Hussey OF No III Mulberryst who was cut on
the face and neck with SUNDAY night
was said TO be in fair to recovery yesterday Tho
police believe that the motive for the assault was revsnss
Young said belong TO gang OF young ruf
dans who work srowier at Hessr aud Centre sta.
Last Christmas laid hospital with bad cat On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

On, ana he refused to him on that
Ills said thst he cut himself wiie 9nsrr Ma
Martin formerly was m with young Hussey 0o' ns
aid 10 have avoided lately.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted late these csianss ere
recommended % the readers 81 TaE Tribune
~ shersughiy reliable. and bssiasss csa ~ desc
by usaiI wlsh the aAversisers wish pesiees ssfssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
KEEPING SHARP WATCH o

on recent Sundays Excise Commissioner Woou'
man has gone about the city with list OF Hquor
stores and beer shops the proprctors Of which nave
made appbcation for renewals Of their licenses to
sce IL the Sunday law respected at such places.
Ills custom is to stand near place long enough 10
observe IL persons go in and out ut the SIDE doors
Sometimes he goes through the side door ana gets !.
peep at the bar but it Is enough to satisfy nm u
he sees n person go into beer shop with an empty
nail or pitcher and return with II fun Of f0amn5
liquid More than he has noticed such vi9a-
tons I'm the presence Of policemen. On sunoiy
MIR Woodman noticed violations OF the law at thirty
one places west OF Broadway and between Fourteenth
and Fifty ninth SITS. lie mad n report OF his OBJ
scrvations to his colleagues In the Excise Board
Yesterday protesting against the renewal OF licenses
Tor the places mentioned IL is his intention TO
continue his Sunday inspections.
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MARINE INIELL[G ENOE.
MfSfArURs ALIAVA1.

NININTUNb Nd
TO-DAY.
sunr,se, OIL Sets. 647 Noon sets 1853 Moons age
v-earsv Uoor OIL IGoy Tspd Q:iG Hell Gate 1885
PH-Sandy Hook. 943 Gov. fsvd- $50 Hen uate- ll5e
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HOME NEWS.

the coin and both Of finally waived exeminaton
and were held for the Jury BY Commissioner Shields
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PRINCETON y. j. April 2j.-The Princeton College La
crosse team PLAYED against Lawencevc School team To-
dav and won BIZ a of o.
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Announcements

Announcements
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Hours-11 TO and TO m. Sundays 10 20 "a csuss
Diseases Of system. from whatever csuso =
fJecay for the last 40 Our readers may sasy
OF receiving hono eo.e
tiaament reliable op ions and advice-Adv
Z. g. w. "PALATKA" T.. q W
THE NEW SHAPH "STRAIGmT SRAM" COLLAR.
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Hours-s TO H. tot Diseases OF the Nervous Syetem
Genito Urinary organs Impotence and steriity.
SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR SO
(sold elsewhere at s9L Cali or send postal
KENNEDY 26 Cortlandt-st
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
MOLINE,

Doctor Truesdale, of Rock Island has
been called to attend Mr. Charles Atkin-
son, who is very sick.
Mr.. William Miller, opposite the buggy
works, is recovering from an attack of
acute rheumatism
Messrs. Beers and Norris, of the Moline
stove works, are at work both in the
same shop in Los Angeles Cal Both are
excellent mechanics
Little Nellie Bennett goes to Orion on
Friday evening to take part in the camp
fire of Trego post, G. A r, on that even
| ing
A new bell, $50 pounds IN weight
rang out loud and clear for the scholars
of the Central school building for the
| first time yesterday morning
The protracied meetings at the VI. E.
church are becoming very interesting, and
will be continued this week There is
every reason to hope that before this
week comes to an end, glorious revival
viii be 10 progress, and many sinners
| brought into the clear light of the gospel
from the darkness of the outer world.
Mrs. Helen Cougar, brilliant and
logical speaker, will address the people
at WaSner's opera house on this
evening, and also on Thursday evening.
This evening her subject will be Ireland.
past, present and future and having
spent last summer there she is prepared
to talk on the subject of English mis-
rule with knowledge gained from
observation. She was Belfast during
the Orange riot, and her description Of
this is thrilling in the extreme. She
speaks for the benefit OF the associate
charities. The city will be canvassed by
ladies to sell tickets Tor the entertain
ment.
There will be no industrial exhibit in
the public schools here this spring, but
display of work done by the scholars
during school hours ms tead. This change
will give scholars who were not success
full heretofore, because they depended on
| their own unsidcd exertions, an equal
chance with the Others The exhibition
will be held on April first and second in
Association hall. There will also be
| chorus of three hundred chiidren's voices
in concert under Prof Housed both even
ings
Alderman War; has published a long
letter in favor of the 81 1000 license ordi-
nance, and says guarantee shall be
given by business men that the city shall
not suffer financially by the increased
license, which means the 81, 900 now
realized shall be made good They ex-
pect almost as much revenue as under
the $500 ordinance, and WEI be woefully
mistaken. for but few saloon keepers shall
take out license at all The promise of
no financial loss should he down in black
and White above the names of those who
agree to reimburse the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
The 4. RI. Il Z. Shops.

A mass meeting was held at Daven-
por; last evening to consider propositions
to secure the location at Davenport of
the c., K |. & p shops. In the course
of his remarks before the meeting, Hon
Geo. H. French said Tine loss or gain
of prestige by losing what we nave, or
having it quadrupled, Is great matter
to any growing city and especially to US
at this time. Every additional hundred
skilled mechanics employed, most of
them having families, means the annual
expenditure of 500. 600 for city lots, for
rent, provisions. clothing, and the vars
Gus articles we have for sale" 1t was
decided to hold public meeting at the
city hall on Friday evening next, 10 hear
full report Of all the facts and take
such prompt steps as the good citizens
may elect to secure this great good Al;
once while it may be had. Is Rock Isl
and to stand idly By and see all this
going on? Action, and prompt action,
too. in a matter in which the city s
welfare is at stake, should be taken.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
pETITION To SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS

Fosk f-f ES 5t cdlNrT In til, Count,
Court 10 the February term, A. d. 1851
Edward Murrin v Jane Murrin. Bridget Gun
bingham. Michael Marin. Ann Corwel Bridget
Murrin, Jane Murrin John MGrrir, Ann MuGrn
Petition TO sell real estate 10 pay debts
Affidavit of the u-rcsidence Of Jane MurEin
Bridget Cunningham. Micaaal Murrin and Anu
Conwell, defendants above named, having been
hled in the Office of the clerk of said County court
Of Rock Island county, notice is hereby given to
the said Jane MurIn, Bridge Cunningham
Michael Nurriu and Ann COnwrH. thHr the said
petitioner. Edward Mur1in, administrator Of the
estate Of John Murrlu. deceased, has heretofore
filed his petition in said County cour@ OF Rock
Island county pr wing for decree Tor the sale Of
the real estate bciOngin to the estate OF said de
ceased or so much of it as may be needed TO pay
The debts Of SAID deceased. and described a. fol
lows tOwit: SUB lot t1Ol ten, block IA fourteen
IN Spencer y Cases addition to the city Of Rock
l-land. in the county of ECCs Island and state Of
Illinois: and hat summons has been issued out
of sand court aCJinst yon. re'urnabr TO the Feb
Tuary term, A. d. 1887. Of sid court to he holden
uu the Third Monday of February A y fSSt At
the court house in hOCk Island in said Rock Isl
and county
Now, unless YOU the said Jane NgrTin. Bridget
Cnnni' CHAM, Michael Murrn aud Ann CouweH
shall personally he and appear before sal c0uu-
- court Of Rock I-land county nu the first dav Of
term thereof 20 be holden st the court house in
-Id county A. aforesaid on the 3d Monday Of z eh-
Tuary, A. d. lSS,. and plead answer or demur to
The said CnmVuInauts Petition fled therein fh-
same and The matters and things therein changed
aud at I'd WIl3 h. taSslt.s- confessed and &c
ere" entered against vpH ac'or ting To the
prayer Of said petition
RICHARD DONALDsOV. tlela.
P n'MARA,
Compile SoI'r
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08

early Sunday morning. He slipped while
alighting from train in motion, and Just
escaped being crushed by the wheels.
May Vernon's famous Blondes, d"
twenty in number, will appear at Wsg-
ner's opera house. Thursday evening.
February 10, 1887 Street cars will run
after the performance. to accommodate
those attending from Rock Island.
"Do you want the earth?" McCabe
cant give 1t to you, but he can and will
give you the best bargains and biggest
stock of white goods and embroideries
this week you have ever seen displayed
in the west In fact he don't hesitate to
say he fears he is overstocked and is will
ling TO make corresponding sacrifices to
reduce the stocks.
Harry Sage, Rock Islands base balist,
made the ARGUS Office call this morn
ing Sage has signed with Des Moines,
the new northwestern league club, for
next season, and St Paul. the club he
was formerly connected with, is using
every effort to get him back The Des
Moires club leaves in few days for New
Orleans, AMI a tour of the principal cities
of the south before entering upon its
leagues games, May 10.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08

Edlt Argus
Rock ISLAND, Ill February 8. 1885.
AN injustice has been doae, and we
deem it proper that the public should be-
come acquainted with the facts. We re,
fer to the rescue of the runaway horse
from "watery grave Friday evening
Praise has already been given 10 Mr.
Harry McDarrsh for his noble work in
the rescue, but had it not been for Mr.
Lee Gait. the poor animal would now be
lying at the bottom of the Mississippi
Twas Lee who saw the mad flight of the
horse across the ice; twas he who saw
the fatal leap into the open space; twas
he who summoned assistance; twas he
who almost wept as the cold waves
caused the horse to pitifully whinny
twas he who worked like Trojan to gel
the horse out of the river, and to him
more than to anyone else is due the cred,
1t of the rescue. An EYE WITNESS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
Court Cuttings.

Coyne is on the stand today in the case
against him. wherein he is charged with
subornation of perjury IN the circuit
court. He denies all the evidence OF
preceding witnesses for the prosecution,
says he never told any one he was hold
ing FIuegels land in trust, and never at
tempted to hire anyone to stay away
from court. He terms the entire pro
ceedings as a malicious blackmailing
scheme.
A special venire of fifty jurors reported
for service in the Boetger and Erbst
murder case this afternoon, the former
of which will be called as soon ss the
Coyne cases is ended Hon. Pat. O'Mara
has been retained by Chairman Bowman
to assist in the prosecution OF the cases.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
100 Doses

Ono Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
medicine of which this can be truly said
and it is an unanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy of this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is made
OF roots, herbs. harks, etc, long and favorably
known for their power in purifying the blood |:
and in combination, proportion, and process.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself.
q For economy and comfort we use Hoods
Sarsaparlla." Mrs. c. BREWSTER. Buffalo.
Hoods Sarsaparila takes less time and
quantity 10 show its effect than any other
preparation l ever heard Of would not be
without it in the house." MRS c. A. NJ.
HUBBARD. North Chill, n. Y 100 Doses
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
CONDENSED NEWS.

The members of the clothing exchange Of
Philadelphia locked out 200 cutters Mon.
day
Mary Baker, residing in White county,
Indiana, has taken neither food nor drink
for los days.
Henry Clay Dean, a noted Democratic
campaigner, died on Sunday in Putnam
county, Missouri.
The postofliee authorities in Germany are
making experiments with view to connect
ing the entire empire by telephone
An assignment has been made by the
clothing firm of Goldsmith Bros, of Phila-
delphia, whose liabilities are 100000
DR., NJ. W Slocum, Of buchanan, Mich.
fell dead on Cottage Grove avenue Chicago
Monday while waiting for a cable car
The purchasing committee of the Wabash
road has made arrangements in New York
for the transfer OF the western division on
March |.
dispatch from Norwalk, Ohio, chroni
cles the death of Myron Breckenridge at tn,
age of 81. He was once we'll known as
Methodist exh orter
George NJ. La~ton, for eight years probate
judge in Van Buren, county, Michigan, fell
dead in the railway station at kalamazoo
early Monday morning,
The wholesale tobacco house of Weinberg
Bros, of Chicago, was closed Monday by the
sheriff on Judgment obtained by local cred
ltors. The liabilities are estimated at $40,
go
man giving the n anne of Hugh Brachlir
was arrested in suburb of Cleveland Mon
dav on suspicion OF being one of the person:
who assaulted Capt. Hoehn and Detective
Huiligan On a Pittsburg train.
A bill to punish strikers who interfere
with the lawful employment Of other per
sens by fine of $500 and Imprisonment fol
SIX months passed the Texas senate Monday
with only three dissenting votes.
A dispatch from Victoria, B. c. in an
nouacing the building Of the Canadian Pa
cltc shops at Nale states that no through
mad has been received for twelve days OF
account of snow blockades, and that the tel
egraph lines along the track have been pros
trdted by storus
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
TINE PROVES ALL THINGS.


= thafs@ h Murder l'ISpTONed After
twenty Years.
LITTLE Rock. Ark Feb Sin 1871 Eliz-
abeth Mason, the daughter of well TODD
farmer in Searcy county, this state, was
engaged TO he married 10 worthless fellow
named Charles Smith Her family. especially
her brother John. We're opposed to the match
and John swore it should never ha Consum-
mated. Ca the wedding day Smith disap
peared AMI nothing could be found of him
John Mason was arrested and jailed for
murder, 1t being supposed that he had killed
Smith, and he would have been hung if he
nd not broken jail Elizabeth Mason died
of a broken heart six months after her lover
disappeared, and the Mason family moved to
Texas to avoid the stigma resting on them.
The other day the skeleton of a man was
found i'll the woods, aud fully identified as
that Of Charles Smith limb of tree had
fallen upon him him and pinned him TO the
earth aud there be died. By his side was
gun, the barrel nearly eaten away by rust
and the stock nearly rotten, but on it could
be traced the name 'Charies Smith" For
twenty years it had laiuIthere, and its discov-
fiy at last has vindicated Young Mason Of
the charge Of murder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
ITCHY Minister'S.

The Tri-CIty Ministerial association
met in Trinity guild hall at Davenport
yesterday. The society is composed of
the ministers of all denominations in the
three cities, meeting the first Monday in
each alternate month. Officers were
elected for the year as follows:
President W Read, Rock Island
Vice President-Re Lindeblad. Mo-
line
Secretary and Treasurer-Rev Robert
Edgar, Davenport.
Executive Committee \ st. ". l..
Williston. Davenport; J, II. Brown, Rock
Island, and J. II. C. Read. Moline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Feb S.-P-ofessor
Foster, of The Haweve weather bureau. says
Illinois and Iowa will produce one of tie
greatest crops of recent years during 1885,.
Oats sown early will have splendid growing
weather from April to z, followed by
eleven days of c, Id that Will rot late-sown
oats but not hurt the early sown; then
tor a month fine farming weather is pre-
dicTed. \ storm period will occur during the
last week in MAY Corn should he planted
early There will be more rain this wear
than last. and the winter will be mild and
open. A barge plant of corn Is advised
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

STATE UF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County. -
Ellru CUl.Igan Administrative of The estate Of
Thomas Co.liean, deceased. W Joseph p { l.
liGau, John Colligau. and others. defendants -
In the County court
BY virtue Of an order and decree Of the county
court of Rock Island county Illinois. made at t e
December ttrm. A. d. lsS6 Of the said court on
the petition of thu undersigned administratriN Of
IN sell theT estate Of said deceased / shglI.
on the 3D. day Of FEBRUARY. reXt NJ the hour
of t"" O'Clock in the afternoon of said day +rli
az public sale at The north iCor of the court house
III The city of Rock Island. in SAIL COUNTY the
following described rCsl estate. situated in the
county IF Rock Island and state of Illinois u
W.T. All the interest of the said Thomas Co'IiEau
deceased, IN the north west quarter "a of the
nnr'b cast quarter !. }. and the northeast quar-
'tr "a Of the northwest quarter = Of section
sixteen 10, in township sixteen tf6l north
range twowCsf of tHv Fourth = NJ, on the fol
lowing terms 10 wit, Crs- half Of the purchase
money TO he paid npon The confirmation o. tie
petitioner report Of the said sal. ly :he said
count, and The remainder tive We months there
after st ch remainder 10 he secured by note Rrth
good personal security and mortgage On premises
-uld
Dated THE 81 day Of Isuusrv. \ II 1857
ELLEN CuLLIGA<.
Admin tratrlN Of The Estate Of Thomas t0j.an
licensed
rLEAsANFs 4 HURST. Att-ys for Atmiuiet-a
THY.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS.
Annual Meeting and Election of ON
GERS of the Rock Island County Old
Settlers, association

Annual Meeting and Election of ON
GERS of the Rock Island County Old
Settlers Association.
The annual meeting of the Rock Island
County Old Settlers society was held in
the parlors of the Rock Island house al
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. President
Ira Whitehead 10 the chair In the alb
sence of Secretary Kenworthy, Mr.. A. NJ.
Hubbard was elected secretary pro tenn.
A resolution 10 extend the limit of eligi.
bilily TO membership from 1845 to 1850
and make the society perpetual by allow
ing the direct line of descendants of all
old settlers to become members, was laid
over until the next meeting.
The following officers were elected;
Presidential NJ Hubbard. Moline.
Vice Presidents-C B Knox, Rock ISL
and; W II Edwards, Moline; L D Ed
wards. Hampton Adolph Dunlap, South
Rock Island; Lorenzo Parmenter, Anda-
lusia.
Secretary--John r Kenworthy, Rock
Island
Treasurer-W Fl Edwards. Moline.
1t was decided to have the annual pic
mic and cane presentation in September,
the time and place to be determined by
| the executive committee.
A vote of thanks was extended the
| Rock Island house for the free use of the
| parlors
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08

WABASH, Ind. Feb. s.--A big sensation
was created in Pulaski county last week by
the divorce Of John Nnt, postmaster, and a
prominent merchant OF Lakeside, from his
vile, who brought suit and alleged undue in.
,inacy between Nint and pretty domestic.
named Dora White, who mad lived in the
family The girl came to North Manchester,
this county, To live with her uncle, and Nirt
promptly followed. They were married AZ
once, and Sunday night left for the west.
Nmt Is 80 and Dora Is
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb S.-The auditor
o. the state Monday refused to issue any
more warrants upon the state treasury, the
general fund being exhausted As conse
quemce none Of the speakers warrants for
pay Of members and employees were honored
urI viii any more money he paid till some
mans Of replsnishing the general fund is de.
vIsei The only remedy is a loan All the
rnorey which is now i'll the treasury is being
arTled to the funds from which money wa!
borrowed to meet legislative expenses.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-08
When YlaitingINeW York.

Stop at the newly opened and central
" located Sturtevant house, Broadway
and Twenty ninth Street. Largely re-
built; entirely refurnished; new plumbing;
new elevator, etc. Perfect cuisine; mod
crate prices; convenient to all the eleva-
ted railroad stations. Matthews s. Pier.
een, prorrictors,